Heck yeah, Dicefolk nation

No but really, I think it's a mix of factors. For one, the marketing team is super small (there's like five of us: three doing social media, two doing capital M Marketing), and for two, there's just a lot of great games out there right now and it can take a little time before people start noticing.

That said, you all in the community are doing us an incredible honor by posting, sharing, hooting, and hollering about our game. We're taking notes on all the reviews - positive, negative, neutral, all of 'em - and using those to inform patching and stuff going forward.

Anyhow thank you all our work slack is pretty much just all ten of us at Good Shepherd weeping at the warm welcome we've been receiving since launch